josie.jackson@myldsmail.net

josie.jackson@myldsmail.net

Tuesday, March 6, 2018

Sister Jackson, or should I say Sister Johnson? I've heard it both ways!


Hello friends and family! It is been a crazy P-Day and even crazier week. So I’ll just try and break this down and keep it short because I’m running out of time and I’ve still got stuff to do.



Here’s a quick update on all the people we met with this week and the area!



Edward: he was a referral from Morgan.org! He is so awesome! He came to church this week and he’s super open to the Gospel! He actually just texted us earlier today and thanked us for meeting with him and helping him see the purpose of his life and finding God and all of these amazing things! He really enjoyed church and how kind the people are! He is been having a rough go of life lately and as we’ve met with him I think it is just helped him find the Savior. He excepted both Book of Mormon and the Bible and we hope he’s been reading from both of them! We are looking forward to meeting with him later this week.



Jack: he’s this old guy. He’s super nice but was definitely more interested in what the member had to say than what we had to say. He doesn’t like young people. We’re hoping to establish a better relationship with him this week and continue to meet with him!



Faith: we haven’t been able to meet with her but she came to church again! Another amazing thing is that she went to seminary all week last week. Now that’s dedication. There are members who don’t even go to seminary every day all week. We went to seminary this morning and she actually gave the devotional! This girl is so faithful. It amazes me. Hopefully we will meet with her tomorrow and be able to set her on the track to baptism! We are so excited and so thankful that we get to work with her!



Elizabeth: she’s great. We actually sent here with the baptismal date this week! It was one of the best lessons that I’ve had with her. She expressed to us that she wanted to be baptized and to overcome the things that are holding her back from doing that. She also came to church this week and it was really good to see her! Her baptismal date is set for June so it’s a ways out but that was the time that we felt was right for her.



Emaani: we haven’t met with her this week we are hopefully going to be with her next week.



Shirley: she’s awesome! We met with her and talk her the restoration and she expressed as her she’s on a spiritual journey and is looking for the right church. We are going to be meeting with her again tomorrow and hopefully will be able to help her on the spiritual journey.



I think that’s probably all the updates in regards to investigators. We haven’t met with any less actives this week really, we did meet with Maggie though! She’s doing great! So  are her parents!



This week we had zone conference! It was so awesome! We talked a lot about the plan of salvation and about charity and having love for the people around us. Charity so important! If the people you talk to don’t feel your love for them than they will ever understand or progress in the Gospel. Christ was the ultimate example of charity and as we continue to strive to be like him he will bless us with the love that we need to help those around us continue on their path back to Him.



President Sikahema also spoke. He told the story of how he knows Maggie’s dad for the 500th time. He also kept calling me Sister Johnson and everyone giggled every time he said that and I don’t think he ever noticed. Then later when I gave my commencement testimony, as president Randall now calls it, President then said “Sister Jackson, or should I say Sister Johnson?” Then proceeded to laugh. Ha ha. It was actually super weird to know that this was my last zone conference. I am just so thankful to have served my mission and to have known so many great people. I am excited to finish out the next few weeks strong!



I love you all!

Always,

Sister Jackson
Sister Roberts and Josie

Rita's is open!!

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